Plus Size Women's Sweaters & Cardigans - Wholesale and Retail | Hanezza

This is entirely due to incorrect yarn selection. Instead of thick wools that fluff up and create volume, Hanezza knitwear utilizes "Milano Rib" or "Dense Weave" technology. This technique ensures the knitwear looks substantial and draped. It doesn't make you look layered like a cabbage; instead, it flows down from the body to create a slimmer and cleaner silhouette.

This is the biggest problem in knitwear. In our collection, we use high-twist acrylic and viscose blend yarns with "Anti-Pilling" properties. These yarns, which pass friction tests, do not easily clump even in high-friction areas like underarms and maintain their smooth surface for a long time.

At Hanezza, we do not produce "unwearable elegance." Instead of harsh wool fibers, yarns produced with "Soft Touch" technology are preferred in our products. Our knitwear gives a cottony feel when it touches your skin and never stings or causes itching. You can use it comfortably without wearing an extra bodysuit underneath.

No. In our knitwear, we use the "Lycra Rib" (Elastic Knit) technique, especially at the hem and cuffs. This allows the product to hold its form. As long as you follow the washing instructions (dry flat), your cardigan will not sag and will maintain its "fit" appearance from the first day.

Yes. Our cardigan collection is designed with "modesty and plus-size sensitivity." Most of our models are in "Tunic Length" (85-100 cm), which fully covers the hip and glute area. When you combine them with your leggings or slim-fit trousers, you don't have to worry about the back view; you can use them with confidence.

Heat balance is important to us. A "Breathable Knit" structure is used in our knitwear. It keeps you warm enough to protect you from the cold (providing thermal insulation), but prevents you from sweating by wicking away internal moisture. You stay at the ideal body temperature both in the office environment and outdoors.

We designed our products for practical use. You can wash many of our models in the washing machine's "Delicate/Wool Wash Program" (30 Degrees) and by spinning at low speed. The important thing is to dry the knitwear by laying it flat, not by hanging. This way, it preserves its shape without even needing ironing.